Booking equipment meant knowing what was free, and where.
Details
Role: Intern
Timeline: 2024 (5 months)
Skills: Product Design, Interaction Design, Design Systems
Team: Software Engineer
Overview
A reservation module built for Nauta Connect’s digital locker system. Streamlines equipment booking through intuitive workflows—enabling real-time availability, automated locker assignment, and seamless asset management. Designed with modularity at its core, translating operational complexity into frictionless user interaction.
What I Did
Real-time availability, automated locker assignment.
The module shows what is genuinely available at the moment of booking and assigns a locker automatically, so nobody has to reason about physical allocation while trying to reserve something.
[ Image — the reservation flow, key screens in order. ]
Modular by design.
Modularity sits at the core of the module: the same components carry different equipment types and locker configurations, which keeps operational complexity out of the interface.
[ To add — one concrete example of a component reused across two different situations. ]
[ Image — the component set, or a diagram of how the module fits the wider system. ]
Outcome
[ To add — what shipped, when, and what changed for the people running the system. ]
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Case study coming soon
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